In a pivotal move, FBI Director Kash Patel announced the agency will no longer work with two civil rights organizations—both recognized for monitoring domestic extremism and bias. This change follows complaints by some conservative groups and prominent allies and raises questions about future strategies for tracking hate-related activities.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has officially cut ties with the Anti-Defamation League following fierce criticism from conservative groups. The move was announced by Director Kash Patel, who labeled the ADL as a “political front masquerading as a watchdog.”

Former Chicago Bears cornerback Charles “Peanut” Tillman has resigned from the FBI, citing disagreements with the Trump administration’s immigration policies. His departure has been reported across a range of outlets, including NBC Sports, Fox News, and Yahoo Sports.

Federal agents seized multiple documents labeled “classified,” “confidential,” and “secret” from the office of former national security adviser John Bolton. Newly unsealed court filings reveal that the seizure is part of an investigation into whether he mishandled defense records.

Kash Patel, newly appointed as the FBI Director, surprised many when he arrived at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing sporting a $15 soccer-themed tie. The unexpected wardrobe choice ignited debate over professional standards and style in Washington.

Faced with a growing backlog of unsolved murders, FBI Director Kash Patel has made an unlikely appeal: asking the family of an alleged gunman to help crack more cases. The satirical piece suggests that law enforcement might explore unconventional allies when conventional methods fall short.

Stephen King sparked a stir when he delivered a scathing assessment of FBI Director Kash Patel’s credentials. The bestselling author offered a pointed critique on social media, prompting readers to question Patel’s professional background.